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meeting room, common areas, laundry and storage. The structure would be developed along with a minimum of 18 off-street parking spaces. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 1; exhibit 7, land use application, page 1; testimony of Ms. McCrary) 41. CHS is owner and management agent of Everett Safe Street Supportive Housing. CHS submitted that the mission of Everett Supportive Housing is "to provide low-barrier affordable housing for homeless individuals along with providing on-site services to help residents overcome the obstacles that led to their homelessness". The mission statement, as set forth in the Draft Management Plan for Everett Supportive Housing, is the foundation for the proposed request. In the Draft Management Plan, CHS identified potential neighborhood impacts and mitigation of those impacts. (exhibit 9, draft management plan, page 2; exhibit 1, staff report, page 19; testimony of Mr. Tippy; testimony of Mr. Rice) 42. As previously noted in Finding 3, the subject property is zoned R-1, Single- Family Detached Low Density. Pursuant to the Use Tables of the City of Everett, the proposed project is a permitted use subject to the issuance of a Special Property Use Permit. The permit must satisfy the General Criteria for Special Property Use Permits as set forth in EMC 19.41.150.C, as well as specific supportive housing use requirements as set forth in EMC 19.39.155. 43. In 2016, Snohomish County conducted a survey as a means to help determine the Everett/Snohomish County Continuum of Care for"addressing needs and making progress toward goals to prevent, reduce and end homelessness". As part of the process, it was determined that the over-all trends identified approximately 193 homeless people in the City as of January 28, 2016. The homeless individuals included veterans, unaccompanied youth under 24 years of age, chronically homeless individuals and families. On May 2, 2016, the City issued a request for proposals for the Housing First, low barrier housing project that could address the significant homeless needs identified in the Safe Streets Plan. The concept of the proposed project was to provide decent safe and sanitary housing for members of the community who are not housed in adequate shelter. On June 1, 2016, the Everett City Council selected CHS as the housing developer. After consideration of various sites throughout the City, on November 9, 2016, the City Council approved a Resolution designating the proposed site as the preferred location for the project. (exhibit 1, staff report, page 15; exhibit 11, Everett Safe Streets Supportive Housing Site Alternatives Analysis; exhibit 16, comments from agencies and city departments, page 2; testimony of Ms. McCrary) 44. CHS was the recipient of an Ultra High Energy Efficiency demonstration project grant that was given by the Washington State Department of Commerce. The development on-site is expected to exceed the State's Evergreen Sustainable 1`3